10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOOSPOROUS»
Discover the use of
zoosporous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
zoosporous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology
Ulvacca-, 214. zoospores developed in an organ specia'ly destined to the
purpose, 214. zoosporous reproduction in the olive-coloured Algee, 214.
fructification in the Fncacea*. 215. theantherozoidsoftbe Fucacea? compared
with the z .01 ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1859
Concerning disputed relationships he has the following: The Olpid- iacese have
much in common with the zoosporous Monadineae, but the differences are still
greater. One principal difference consists in the manner of taking food.
William Ashbrook Kellerman, Job Bicknell Ellis, Benjamin Matlack Everhart, 1894
3
The Journal of Mycology
In a number of zoosporous Monadineae (Aphelidium, Plasmodiophora) the
amceboid body breaks up into spores without previous formation of membrane,
but in those forms in which a wall is previously formed the swarm spores escape
from ...
4
Biomineralization and Biological Metal Accumulation: ...
Zoosporous asexual reproduction. PR-27 Oomycota. Oomycetous water molds,
anteriorly mastigonemate zoospore forming mycelial heterotrophs. Conjugating
sexual reproduction, zoosporous asexual reproduction. G. hypho, web G.
chytridio ...
P. Westbroek, E.W. de Jong, 1983
5
The Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review
But numerous plants move with all the appearance of spontaneity j the spores of
those Confervas which are sometimes called zoosporous, swim in water with
great activity ; the filaments of Zyghemata combine with the energy of animal life ...
6
Introduction to Cryptogamic Botany
... points there be anomalies, as in Glosterium, their whole history is so evidently
vegetable, their mode of increase, growth, &c., that if we refuse them the title of
vegetables, we may as well dispute that of the whole tribe of zoosporous Algae.
Miles Joseph Berkeley, 1857
7
The Botanical Gazette: A Journal of the Progress of British ...
In several of the zoosporous Algae he found moving spores which germinated,
and thus were certainly true spores ; also smaller moving bodies with two cilia,
enclosed in special cavities, the larger ones having double the number of cilia ...
8
Essays on Life, Sleep, Pain, etc
... independent cell is not a. stomach.” As to motion, “ numerous plants move with
all the appearance of spontaneity. The spores of those confervae which are.
sometimes called zoosporous swim in water with great activity, and the filaments
...
Samuel Henry DICKSON, 1852
9
The Vegetable Kingdom; Or, The Structure, Classification, ...
The zoosporous part he arranges thus :— ZOOSPOREA-l Decaime (exclusive of
N ostochineee, Rivulariezs, Oscillator-iota, Palmellese, Lemaneae)-Aplosporea
Decaisne (exclusive of Batrachospermeaa, Fucacem, and some Dictyotese). § 1.
10
Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment ...
Proctococcus forms, Nostocs and zoosporous algae are so infrequent as to be
counted scarce, although some of these forms develop readily and abundantly
when the water is allowed to remain exposed to light and higher temperature for
a ...
Pennsylvania State College. Agricultural Experiment Station, 1903
